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2026-03-06 20:47:39 UTC

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I am just telling it as it is.
Every centralised/company model is so easy to corrupt. It's easy to setup for intel agencies without loosing control. It's a honeypot that you can milk as long as people put trust into centralised third parties, like banks, central banks, states, cloud providers, app stores, operating systems,...
Okay if normies do it. Cringe when Bitcoiners do it. 18 years after the whitepaper got published.

2026-03-06 20:35:23 UTC

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People who use Bitcoin?
None (in percentages).

2026-03-06 20:29:58 UTC

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You can say about Iran what you want. If there is a chance for humanity to avert dystopia it will be decided there.
If western countries fail, it will dismantle the whole surveillance grid.

2026-03-06 20:19:54 UTC

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This is Rothschild speaking through their puppets in Israel and USA.

2026-03-06 17:45:30 UTC

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Controlled demolition is easy to identify by blow off smoke and free fall speed.
Now if youb want to argue between tactical nano nukes vs. nano thermite I can only tell you that thermite has been found in the debris.

2026-03-06 09:49:58 UTC

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I have faith that Darth will become a force for Monero in the near future. He's at the final stage of breaking up with Bitcoin culture.
Embrace him with open arms, once he is ready.
We need all of us united.
#nevent1q…zhn2

2026-03-06 09:48:16 UTC

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As I found out today. I have sacrificed more time of my life in Bitcoin than you, which makes me confident you are on your way to soften your stance towards special shitcoins like Monero in the near future. Likely within the year.
I am your alter ego that turned to Monero for self-preservation. I am just some steps ahead on the time line. Telling you how things look here.
I see this as a smarter choice, kind of the synthesis of dying a conformist (99%) or a martyr (you).
I prefer to be state repellent.

2026-03-06 09:40:06 UTC

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AI: Monero > Bitcoin (as money)
But let's leave that for now to not rein into your parade. Who (seriously) gives a fuck about what AI has to say.

2026-03-06 09:34:08 UTC

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Nano thermite - controlled demolition.
Three missiles into Pentagon, WTC1 and WTC2 with CGI added airplanes.
WTC7 control center.
Anthrax letters to silence those who knew everything was made up.

2026-03-06 09:29:46 UTC

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You long left camp "Bitcoin". It's time to acknowledge that Bitcoiners/cypherpunks/freedom fighters regathered under a different name that for whatever reason you seem to ignore.

2026-03-06 08:30:58 UTC

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Of course they do. They are as compromised as it gets.

2026-03-06 08:25:42 UTC

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Lol. 99% don't know which makes the 1% that do stick out.

2026-03-06 08:21:29 UTC

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Digital cash aka Monero. Privacy and fungibility are of uttermost importance to fulfill that function in everyday life.

2026-03-06 08:20:04 UTC

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PSA: That's why we do Monero. Digital cash for the poor (but free) that can not afford a full Bitcoin.

2026-03-06 08:18:06 UTC

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Bitcoiners who never used it before finding out about some of its downsides is always funny.
Guess what, I started to use Bitcoin early on. After a couple of years I figured that it is damn risky. So I switched to Monero just to be called a shitcoiner by "Bitcoiners" that never touched it.
#nevent1q…t7ww

2026-03-06 08:11:19 UTC

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Using BTC is bad for OpSec?
Maybe you need a Monero.
I am doing this for years, albeit with Monero to protect my privacy and also to shield me from future liabilties.

2026-03-06 08:06:16 UTC

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More of this.

2026-03-05 22:50:16 UTC

"Bitcoin was supposed to be electronic cash.
Cash is anonymous.
Instead we built the most detailed financial surveillance system in history and put it on a public ledger that lives forever.
The cypherpunks are spinning in their chairs."
By DarkFi
https://xcancel.com/DarkFiSquad/status/2029594033299796242#m

2026-03-05 21:54:35 UTC

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*Always

2026-03-05 21:52:26 UTC

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Which things are you thinking about?

2026-03-05 21:14:57 UTC

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Nice time to enter some feminist groups soreading the good news. Let them turn against their "elite" idols.

2026-03-05 21:13:13 UTC

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Before I listen to this. Did you also talk about Tether? The mother company behind pubky?

2026-03-05 21:11:36 UTC

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TailsOS with age control. I don't think that will ever happen.
It's simply time to ditch Ubuntu for something serious.

2026-03-05 21:09:21 UTC

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Sounds interesting. But then it could be just marketing bullshit.
My personal experience with electronic brushes is that they create a splendid feeling shortly after brushing but the aftermath leaves literally a bad taste in my mouth.
Since I figured that out, I am alternating between manual, electronic and none at all. This is what gives me the best results.

2026-03-05 21:04:29 UTC

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You guys always buy more Bitcoin?
Which either implies you are still...
A) In the fiat tread mill giving meaning to that shit
B) Never fully went all in on Bitcoin maximalism
C) Are a Larper/lier
Which one is it Economists Austriaco?

2026-03-05 20:56:24 UTC

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As far as I know it is still open source. People will have fun compiling their own OS.

2026-03-05 20:55:05 UTC

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The game plan was always going dark.
That's why Monero with its anonymous devs will survive. Every project that isn't led by anonymous devs including Grapheme will have a hard time to survive.
People always think it won't bget that bad. But when SHTF it always gets that bad. That's why you prepare for the worst during peace times. It's the only insurance there is. Unfortunately most people only find out when it is already too late.

2026-03-05 20:51:19 UTC

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CK is still alive. It's a psyop, a staged assination.
Stranger things have happened. This is war time and everything is "allowed".

2026-03-05 20:46:30 UTC

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How if at all could or would this interact with Reticulum?

2026-03-05 20:40:45 UTC

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But why?
Smart devices are an intelligence test. Would have expected you to fare better.

2026-03-05 20:37:45 UTC

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North Korea. Everybody by now should know that "Lazarus" group is just a front for western agencies.

2026-03-05 20:31:51 UTC

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Aka Monero

2026-03-05 20:26:21 UTC

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Digital cages for those who use TradFi crypto.

2026-03-05 18:39:35 UTC

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Lol.

2026-03-05 18:36:49 UTC

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Epstein group wants to ID Epstein victims?

2026-03-05 07:29:30 UTC

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I doubt it.
Spark is a bandaid. Is it worse than on chain BTC from a privacy perspective? Likely not.
Therefore it increases the reach of my privately stored Monero, when I am ready to give up custody anyways, namely when I want to buy something I can not buy with Monero directly.

2026-03-05 07:23:03 UTC

Optional rights are not rights.
The same applies to privacy.
That's why we should encrypt everything.
That's why we do Monero.

2026-03-04 22:22:10 UTC

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The RAM I bought last year also turned out to be my best investment in the last year.
On a more serious note, it's just a sign we are entering hyperinflation/world war/currency reset (CBDC) mode.

2026-03-04 22:12:15 UTC

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He "describes"... victimhood.
One of the least inspiring philosophers in world history. Money and trend scouting does not necessarily make one a good philosopher.

2026-03-04 20:58:40 UTC

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Congratulations.
I hope you use at least a VPN for clearnet and send tx via tor or i2p.
If not I'd set it up that way.

2026-03-04 20:53:33 UTC

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If your unhappy with your job checkout monerica, xmrbazaar and Monero.jobs

2026-03-04 20:48:30 UTC

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RetoSwap, Robosats, Bisq

2026-03-04 20:47:44 UTC

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Because it means one can safely store money in Monero while spending via lightning where Monero is not available?

2026-03-04 20:39:34 UTC

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Ignore them.
Simply refuse to use their products. It will work out itself if only the dumbest people stay on compromised services.

2026-03-04 20:31:14 UTC

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I am old enough to know when honest Bitcoin businesses have shunned NYC and didn't service it like North Korea.
Today most of it is fiat mindset/ TradFi bullshit.
We're talking about regulation instead of stopping war trough, starving the state. Shame on this movement that is some fiat NGU hedonists watching the world burn from their bunkers.

2026-03-04 20:17:26 UTC

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Before you start it you need to onboard at least 5% of the population to unruggable OS. To unruggable private and public com. (SimpleX + Nostr).
And people need to have some exposure to unruggable money (Bitcoin + Monero).
Then we are talking. We are far from being there, though I see a potential for 2 to 3% of the population in the next 1 to 2 years.

2026-03-04 20:13:11 UTC

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Most people, even states are into theft evasion.
Don't use their wording. Words have meaning. They shape the culture.

2026-03-04 20:12:00 UTC

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Build your business on onion and i2p with Monero as payment system.

2026-03-04 20:09:20 UTC

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Adding other cryptocurrencies is a smart thing. You only need to define what's going tobbe your final settlement and your hedge.
It's Austrian economics 101 = currency competition.
The thing is stablecoins are not other cryptos with tradeoffs (excluding the obvious scams).
They are not even money. Social credit with the sole purpose of refinancing the empire. That's where the defeat happens. Could as well use PayPal or Venmo then. At least you can sue a company if anything goes wrong.

2026-03-04 20:04:30 UTC

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Monthly or quaterly reports would be nice.

2026-03-04 20:01:39 UTC

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I do many different things I love. Definitely not working for fiat, also voluntary stuff.
I depend on cypto acceptance as I am in the last inning of completing the unbanking process.
Anything I'd say more than this would doxx me.

2026-03-04 13:38:57 UTC

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They started as a Bitcoin only business licking maxi boots pretending to be in it for the right reasons.
Instead of accepting other good crypto projects as Bitcoin maximalism told them they are now defaulting on all principals. Using fiat is like paying taxes. It's strengthening your enemy while your are pretending to fight it.
Tell me what is wrong about Monero, Litecoin, Bcash,...? They are honest projects that can be used for low cost private transactions where BTC failed to become a MoE of global recognition.
So maxis are now ignoring other cryptos that would actually contribute to making the transition to a multi currency world out if the control of states and again use the oppressors money.
Any serious business needs a a strategy to scale out of fiat not the other way around.

2026-03-04 08:32:43 UTC

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What do you recommend for HydraVeil as unserlyingy OS?
Are you familiar wit Qubes and Secure blue and his easy is it to run HV on these OSes?

2026-03-04 08:28:33 UTC

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I think you have a missconception of where wealth is coming from.
The free market is the most elaborate freedom tech tool.
You'll soon figure out what less freedom will do to the funny money millionaires and billionaires.
Just because effects are indirect doesn't mean they are not contributing directly to our wealth.

2026-03-04 08:25:20 UTC

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If you can afford it you should put a Graphene into the hands of your friends and families as their security is upgrading your security.
I can tell you that every phone in my circle of influence that gets replaced has direct positive implications for my security as I make it my business to care for my friends and family.

2026-03-04 08:21:56 UTC

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That's what people in an adoption scenario will do.
They use Bitcoin for most security at potentially the highest price, while transacting privately in Monero or cheaply in Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Nano, Dash,... Wit various degrees of more centralisation, but with 0 confirmations the UX will be vastly more easy and straight forward.

2026-03-04 08:18:03 UTC

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You are revisiting talking points from a decade ago. Nice. The looping is real.

2026-03-04 08:13:37 UTC

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In - formation.
The word tells you everything already.

2026-03-04 08:08:36 UTC

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Osama - CIA asset - Bin Laden declined to have anything to do with the 9/11 Mossad/CIA lead attacks.
Only later fake videos showed "him" confess.
I guess they planted assets everywhere to always tell a believable story, like the 19 men with box cutter knives taking out 4 airplanes with their hobby pilot licences stearing it with uttermost precision into 3 buildings including the pentagon while bringing down a third high rise building - WTC7.
That's the official story that is so ludicrous, it's no wonder that after this the "elites" felt they can get away with anything.

2026-03-04 08:00:04 UTC

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You just killed your business. GTFO here with your "this setting is for you" bullshitcoinery.

2026-03-04 07:57:44 UTC

If you still work in the fiat mill, you've understood nothing.
#Bitcoin #Monero

2026-03-04 07:56:18 UTC

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Jack is an obvious plant with credibility and vibes.
Fiat-Bitcoiners are so easy to fool, it's beyond ridiculous.

2026-03-03 20:43:52 UTC

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Still playing the fiat KYC game, so people have no reason to leave that shitty place.
He only thing that makes people leave is either when shit or dead people pile up in their place.

2026-03-03 10:40:50 UTC

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You'll get to follow a lot of Monero Bros then. Prepared for altering your time line?

2026-03-03 10:39:49 UTC

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Taxation is not only theft. It's an abusive relationship. It's extortion and exploitation.
It's the worst way to run society as it basically tells you we have so little creativity and imagination power that we are forced to finance those ideas by force instead of interest.
Society will heal and reach its full potential once we decide to voluntary fund certain things and see it as a common thing to opt-out of fundung something when it doesn't align with our values.

2026-03-03 10:35:53 UTC

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Convergence of everything is forcing this. It's like a portal. You have to pass it no matter where you come from or die trying.

2026-03-03 10:34:02 UTC

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The thing is. You could have been a voice of reason leading them to integrate Monero which even if you do not agree on Tail emission inflation is 100000x better than the shittiest of all shitty fiat sTaBLecoins.
Your hate for other legitimate projects kills this space, slowly but steadily. Watch your own actions as they ripple through the universe.

2026-03-03 10:28:15 UTC

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The empire already changed clothes. It's mandating digital ID, KYC hell and AML injustice all fed into the Ai slaughter house.
Some old dudes fighting old style wars is just the show to entertain the masses, creating the pretext for "impartial - all seeing - all just" AI governance.

2026-03-03 10:24:24 UTC

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You don't get it. He's not selling his coins. More than that I assume he is perfectly hedged into other projects. This is capitulation on the idea that people strive for more freedom.
It is about the potential we saw in Bitcoin 15 years ago that didn't turn out to come to fruition. As people seek comfort in fiat NGU over taking care of their own money.
Back then we thought people on average want to live free lives. But as it turns out (and that came as a shocking surprise to many) it is a small minority - maybe 5 % that actually do care. The rest finds comfort in slaving away their life as staists.

2026-03-03 08:58:37 UTC

Now that war is there it seems Bitcoin could not prevent it.
In my eyes that is a huge failure of adoption that dates back to the era when some Epstein Bitcoiners agreed that node storage is the only important factor to measure decentralisation.
CPU is not a problem
Bandwidth/latency with Xthinner/compact blocks is not a problem
Storage can be pruned while storage continues to grow as expected.
We fucked it up. Congrats to those who played the subversive game to fuck all of humanity. Karma has you.

2026-03-03 08:52:40 UTC

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Indeed. This is a deceptive move.
If I want deception and convenience I would rather prefer PayPal as the risk is clear and I can take care of that.
Cakewallet maybe a starter drug, but people in Monero get their OpSec fucked up by Cake.

2026-03-03 08:48:44 UTC

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Israel is a manifestation of a human trait that you can not eliminate from humanity. If it weren't for them someone else would have to embody this. Energy is preserved throughout the system.
The only thing that we can do is grow awareness, as energy and form are not the rulers and we are not the victims of that. We are called to raise our consciousness which is and always was in charge of our lower more dense energies and forms.

2026-03-03 08:45:17 UTC

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Call them out. Don't resist.
It's the separation of true and false prophets.
It's meant to be information to guide you in bettering your decicions.
You can't rely on false prophets to water the storm we are in.

2026-03-03 08:42:54 UTC

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Everybody has their personal timeline.
Be ready to receive those that are ready to see the light. Some of them need your loving confrontation more than anything else.

2026-03-03 08:40:36 UTC

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No, we won you back.
Everyone counts. I never gave up on you. People here on Nostr are either here because they can offer a life raft or because they are ready to opt out and need a little helping hand.

2026-03-03 08:38:11 UTC

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The signs always were there.
Conspiracy theorists aka courageous victims and people willing to sacrifice their status for speaking truth were shunned and fleeced by societies "progressive forces" that acted as mainstream media bitches. The bill is due.
Personally I can't complain. It made me discover Bitcoin in 2010. Reality check incoming.

2026-03-03 08:34:08 UTC

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The thing is they are tryng to alter the climate through various means. It's just not CO2. That's just a pretext to tax air and a permission to do geoeneneneering.
People at large got so lost in the covenience fiat trap that they are not prepared for this war.
So maybe it's for the better to get rid of those people, though it may hurt on a one by one basis. It's a (un)natural selection process. Survival of the fittest.

2026-03-03 08:28:10 UTC

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"Climate change"

2026-03-03 08:27:31 UTC

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Monero address please

2026-03-03 08:15:10 UTC

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BSD refuses to comply.
System76 will conquer a huge market when they stick with their principals.
Trusting in the power of the free market is all that is needed. People where this laws are not enacted can buy their products and privately reship it to Cali people that will demand freedom tech.
Good for free p2p markets. And in no way will this kill their business in the long-term. This tech is vital to survive. If they comply they deserve to drain out with the system.

2026-03-02 21:45:51 UTC

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Third party, that according to reviews doesn't like to pay out (no third party does)
No anonymous way to donate
No cryptocurrency support (especially Monero for private donations)
Website uses cloudflare as now they've created a centralised honey pot.
I am donating to a lot of projects.
But fuck you if you think I will give up anonymity and going through the hassle for someone surrendering their financial sovereignty when the alternative (creating a Monero wallet and posting the address) is not more than 5 minutes of work.

2026-03-02 21:35:55 UTC

Why are so many small and medium sized open source projects falling for the OpenCollective (third party) scam?

2026-03-02 20:15:10 UTC

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Just started.
What made you come here again?

2026-03-02 20:04:44 UTC

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No, you are promoting a shitty website that wants me to sign up/KYC.
Could as well show a screenshot.
I only ask you because I usually like the links you bring to this site.

2026-03-02 19:45:01 UTC

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xcancel links please

2026-03-02 19:42:48 UTC

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Is it an exclusive relationship?
Why stop at one partner. I could imagine that more companies are willing to meet your hardware demands.

2026-03-02 19:31:56 UTC

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Hope is an early sign we need an alternative to Graphene rather sooner than later.

2026-03-02 17:37:33 UTC

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KYC hell

2026-03-02 08:18:05 UTC

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SSD or RIP

2026-03-02 08:14:21 UTC

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Your main mistake like with many early Bitcoiners outside of Satoshi and Hal is ignoring the importance of privacy and fungibility.
Most people will learn this lesson over time.

2026-03-02 08:12:57 UTC

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I fixed the link for you. In the future consider to only ever share links to X with a Bitter instance like "xcancel.com"
https://xcancel.com/ray_noones/status/2028344167676490019

2026-03-01 21:54:22 UTC

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Yes. Robisats enables this.
I just want to have a private way to contribute and for devs yo receive. In a world where developers can easily face prison time this needs to be a choice for them.

2026-03-01 21:42:20 UTC

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You are one of a few sane voices on this matter.
But what is your recommendation? We also rightfully assume that Intel community is involved in Bitcoin, Zcash and Monero development.

2026-03-01 21:34:28 UTC

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Monero (widely adopted) reduces the risks that stem from non-fungibility in fiat and tresnsparent crypto.

2026-03-01 21:09:38 UTC

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In general an interesting idea.
AI onboard with an internet connection is a no go. It's a recipie for financial disaster (data that gets into the wrong hands).
You talk about "PrIVaCy" but I have my doubts that you are capable of grasping the needs of the people in this field.

2026-03-01 20:47:21 UTC

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NSA says they kill based on metadata. LLMs are good at analysingvvast amounts of metadata.

2026-03-01 07:34:32 UTC

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You feeding them your data gives them the power to kill basically anyone without repercussions. You are the reason other people can not hide in big encrypted data pools.
They don't need the pedo blackmail old style system. That's why you see it declassified now.
Also because they are positioned for war. They have their gold. They have their BTC. They can just blow up the old fiat system with this 'distrust' bomb and usher in their digital ID, CBDC hunger games.

2026-03-01 07:23:23 UTC

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Or use Monero like any other business.

2026-03-01 07:22:18 UTC

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Monero
#nevent1q…5d04

2026-03-01 07:21:46 UTC

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Please start to use xcancel.com or use another front like Nitter.
It's as easy as adding 'cancel' behind the x in the link.